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Bill Reese Date: Thu Nov 16, 2000 2:54 am Subject: Re: Thanks Bill and Charles and Everyone ;-) | |||||
I see Charles point about the handshapes. And I notice how the ASL sign of "photo" is understandable- I certainly could read it ok. It just seems odd to twist something. The more I thought about it the more I wondered if there was a way to "twist" the sign slightly to indicate it's not totally sideways. Don't take my thoughts too seriously! I'm just playing with this today. Bill Valerie Sutton wrote: > SignWriting List > November 15, 2000 > > Thanks, Bill, for your diagrams. I appreciate your sharing that with > us. And thanks too, for Charles' comment. > > I bet you can see, Bill, how darned complicated this all becomes - > actually your symbols are a little like the dots I was proposing - it > is isn't that different. We were on similar thought waves! > > But then Charles pointed out another reality - even though the > handshapes with the complete fingers are annoying because sometimes > they don't look exactly like real life - people still read them > quicker because they can at least see the handshape very quickly with > all the fingers. After they see all the fingers, then they look at > the palm facing - so children do read the handshapes with the > complete fingers faster than the dots - > > Thus, you can see our dilemma! > > You know what I think? I think I became allergic to this subject! I > see nothing but dots and lines swirling in my head - and I say "Let's > write and not worry!" Agreed? smile > -- > > Val ;-) > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > Valerie Sutton > > > Visit the SignWritingSite: > https://www.SignWriting.org | |||||
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